Prompt: Generate a retro 1930s Weird Tales style pulp-inspired occult horror novel cover (title in lurid retro pulp-noir style: "The Upside-Down House") featuring a dizzying, luridly colored, high-contrast interior of "The Upside-Down House," where the laws of gravity have been maliciously ignored to create a surrealist sanctuary of chaos. The camera angle is a disorienting tilt, capturing a living room where a plush velvet sofa, a mahogany coffee table laden with floating tea sets, and an ornate Persian rug are all bolted firmly to the ceiling. From the floor-turned-ceiling, lush, oversized ferns and weeping willows grow downward, their emerald leaves cascading toward the viewer like green waterfalls. In the center of this architectural madness, a heavy oak door stands ajar, opening not into another room, but onto a vertigo-inducing flight of stairs that ascend downward into a void of swirling cosmic mist. Leaning against the doorframe is a gypsy fortune teller, draped in shimmering gold coins and deep purple silks; she wears a knowing, predatory smirk, her kohl-rimmed eyes locked onto a pale, wide-eyed visitor. The visitor, clutching a suitcase, is frozen in a state of total cognitive collapse, one foot hovering precariously over the "ceiling" floor, staring in sheer confusion at the inverted world. A neon sign, flickering with a ghostly hum, is mounted crookedly across the top of the frame, humming the invitation: "Open 24 Hours."
Prompt: Generate a retro 1970s Hammer Studios style Occult Horror movie scene of beautiful barefoot Kaley Cuoco as a priestess of Hekate, body anointed in oil spattered in streaks of sacrificial blood, pinning dirt-smudged Emily Blunt to the ground of a torchlit cavern—their limbs entangled in a ceremonial wrestling match on an pentagram in a Enochian magic circle pulses beneath them, background lit by braziers casting chiaroscuro shadows on hooded acolytes watching in the background, every pore and primal scream etched with Frank Thorne’s signature grotesque beauty, shot with a lurid attention to detail in Panavision. Inset movie title in lower left reads: "The Witches."
Prompt: Generate a retro 1970s Hammer Studios style Occult Horror movie scene of beautiful barefoot Kaley Cuoco as a priestess of Hekate, body anointed in oil spattered in streaks of sacrificial blood a d dirt, pinning dirt-smudged Emily Blunt to the ground of a torchlit cavern—their limbs entangled in a ceremonial wrestling match on an pentagram drawn inside a Enochian magic circle that pulses with mystical energy beneath them, the background is dimly lit by braziers casting chiaroscuro shadows on hooded acolytes watching from the shadows, every pore and primal scream etched with Frank Thorne’s signature grotesque beauty, shot with a lurid attention to detail in Panavision. Inset movie title in lower left reads: "The Witches."
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
